INTRODUCTION

• Alvio Renzini (Italy)

REVIEW TALKS

• Cristina Chiappini (Germany):
  Chemical evolution of the Galactic bulge
• Natascha Forster-Schreiber (Germany):
  Bulges in high redshift galaxies
• Oscar Gonzalez (UK):
  Bulges in nearby galaxies
• Andrea Kunder (USA):
  Bulge structure and kinematics
• R. Michael Rich (USA):
  Bulge stellar metallicities
• Juntai Shen (China):
  Dynamical models of the Galactic bulge
• Elena Valenti (ESO):
  Bulge stellar ages

INVITED TALKS / General

• Beatriz Barbuy (Brazil):
  The globular cluster system of the Galactic bulge
• Thomas Bensby (Sweden):
  Ages and abundances of microlensed bulge stars
• Roger Cohen (USA):
  Bulge stellar populations from HST observations
• Victor Debattista (UK):
  Chemo-dynamical models of the Galactic bulge
• Bruno Dias (ESO):
  Chemical tagging of stars based on low-resolution spectroscopy
  
• Noriyuki Matsunaga (Japan):
  Interstellar extinction toward the Galactic bulge
• Dante Minniti (Chile):
  IR variability of the bulge stellar population
• David Nataf USA):
  He abundances of Galactic bulge stars
• Alejandra Recio-Blanco (France):
  The Galactic bulge as seen by GAIA
• Alvaro Rojas-Arriagada (Chile):
  Correlations between kinematics and metallicity of bulge stars
• Ricardo Schiavon (UK):
  Peculiar bulge stars
• Igor Soszynski (Poland):
  The Galactic bulge as seen by OGLE
• Sandro Tacchella (USA):
  Bulge formation scenarios
• Manuela Zoccali (Chile):
  The mass and  stellar populations of the Galactic bulge

INVITED TALKS / The Future

• Heino Falcke (The Netherlands):
  Event horizon telescope
• Livia Origlia (Italy):
  Future surveys of the bulge stellar populations
• Michele Cirasuolo (ESO):
  The Extremely Large Telescope: the future of European ground-based astronomy

CONFERENCE SUMMARY

• Ivo Saviane (ESO)